HATUN PHAQCHA
HATUN PHAQCHA, The Healing Land will show the importance of preservation and good care of these foods and raise questions about the vulnerability of the region amid the demands of a monoculture-promoting market as well as the threat of climate change. Peru is the country of origin for many highly nutritious products that are known as “superfoods” around the world. Yet, contemporary Peru also has high rates of malnutrition and dietary habits that do not include many products from its rich agricultural and cultural heritage.
The ancient inhabitants of Peru were able to domesticate and cultivate an astonishing number of nutritious crops thanks to the fact that the country harbors the greatest spectrum of the world's climates and a wide range of ecosystems.
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Delia AckermanDirector
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Delia AckermanWriter
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Susana BamondeProducer
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Margarita Morales MacedoProducer
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Sonia GuillénKey Cast
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Roberto UgásKey Cast
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Juan TorresKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):HATUN PHAQCHA
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:1 hour 32 minutes
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Country of Origin:Peru
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Language:Spanish
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Festival de Cine de Lima 2021
Premio de la comunidad PUCP Mejor película -
Festival de Cine de Lima 2021
Premio del público mejor película
Distribution Information
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Tondero DistribuciónDistributorCountry: PeruRights: All Rights
Delia Ackerman is a documentary filmmaker bassed in Perú. She was a Fullbright Scholar with a Bachelor´s degree in Comunication Sciences from the University of Lima, and a Master´s degree in Journalism from New York´s Columbia University.